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Help, if I accelerate from 0 km/h, I burn out the MOSFETs

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EverL8s
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Help, if I accelerate from 0 km/h, I burn out the MOSFETs

Hello everyone and thanks in advance to anyone who helps me. I have a mini bike with two motors, one rear and one front. I am using two separate Spinted VESC Ubox Controllers in aluminum, 85V 250A based on VESC, with a 72V nominal battery and a discharge rate of 450A, and two 6000W motors. Everything works perfectly, even when setting many amps on the motors. I spent a day on the track, going very fast, and had no issues with the motor or VESC temperature.

However, the strange thing is that when I do a test starting from a standstill and giving it full throttle, the MOSFET burns out and I can't figure out why. If I accelerate hard from 10 km/h, nothing happens; in fact, everything works well and the bike pulls strongly. I'm not an expert, but to give you some useful information: the VESCs are connected via CAN bus, the main and front VESC use FOC, Hall sensors, original Ortega, and traction control is enabled.

I know it's not much, but not knowing what the problem could be, I don't know what data to provide. Please ask and I will give you all the configuration details you need. Please help me, thank you.

 

tokerodev
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Voltage could be an issue. Reduce ex. 60V and test again. And longer acceleration time could solve it.